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Are you wondering if someone unmatched you? You may notice that your list of matches is smaller or your chat conversation isn't being updated. In the past, those that unmatched you would just disappear; however, now their profile remains in your chat area so you have the opportunity to report them, if necessary. This wikiHow article teaches you how to know if someone unmatched you on Bumble.
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1Open Bumble. This app icon looks like a beehive on a yellow background.
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2Navigate to your chats. Tap the chat bubble icon in the bottom left corner of your screen.
- You'll also see matches in the "Match Queue" that you've matched with.
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3Look for greyed-out chats (if you're currently in a conversation with someone you think unmatched you). Any chats that are greyed out at the bottom of the list mean the other person has unmatched you.[1]
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4Check your "Match Queue." The missing profiles are those that have unmatched you.[2]
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1. Open Bumble.
2. Navigate to your chats.
3. Look for greyed-out chats (if you're currently in a conversation with someone you think unmatched you).
4. Check your "Match Queue."
